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100 - "Pilot"
Original Air Date: 9-16-2002

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Dr. Andrew Brown is a world-famous neurosurgeon whose career always overshadowed his obligations as a parent, until the day that his loving wife died. Faced with the daunting task of raising his two kids, 9-year-old Delia and 15-year-old Ephram by himself, Andrew moves his family from New York to the beautiful Rocky Mountain town of Everwood, Colorado, where he opens a free medical clinic. Delia adjusts quickly to her new surroundings, but the sudden shift in everything he has ever known is hardest on Ephram, who resents all the years his father lavished on his career at the expense of his family.

Greg Berlanti wrote the episode directed by Mark Piznarski.

Guest Stars: Lee Garlington (Brenda Baxworth), Stephanie Niznik (Nina Feeny), and Brenda Strong (Julia Brown)

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Next Episode: 101 - "The Great Dr. Brown"

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Featured Music:

Music is listed in the order it was played in the episode. This does not include score music. If an official site is not available, then we have tried to list the best unofficial site we could find. The more info links offer enhanced album information including pricing, track lists, and customer reviews.

"Miles From Nowhere" - Cat Stevens
Album: Tea for the Tillerman (more info)
Official Site: www.catstevens.com
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio

Scene: The pilot version of the opening credits. This version of the credits was replaced by the more familiar version the following episode.

"They All Laughed" - Rosemary Clooney
Album: Rosemary Clooney Sings the Lyrics of Ira Gershwin (more info)
Unofficial Site: www.rosemaryclooney.com
Listen: Windows Media

Scene: Delia's first day of school. This song is on the radio as she gets on the bus.

"Walk With Me" - Seven And The Sun
Album: Back to the Innocence (more info)
Official Site: www.sevenandthesun.com
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio

Scene: Ephram trades insults with a couple of punks and meets Amy for the first time.

"Let's Stay Together" - Al Green
Album: Let's Stay Together (more info)
Official Site: www.algreen.com
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio

Scene: Ephram's dream sequence while he's dancing with Amy in the cafeteria.

"Mack the Knife" - Bobby Darin
Album: Mack the Knife (more info)
Unofficial Site: www.bobbydarin.com
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio

Bobby Darin was also heard in episode: #102 (Friendly Fire)

Scene: Andy meets Dr. Abbott for the first time

"Pacific Ocean Blues" - Gigolo Aunts
Album: Pacific Ocean Blues (more info)
Official Site: www.gigoloaunts.net
Listen: Real Audio

Scene: Amy and Ephram look onto the town from the nearby mountains...the famous opening credits pose.

1st Prelude in C-Major
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio
Note: Album Version Available: Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier

Scene: Closing scene with Ephram and Andy sitting at the piano. Played through Irv's closing narration.

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Episode QuoteWorthy

Andy:   "You know, I was thinking last night that you look vaguely familiar to me."

Dr. Abbott:   "Perhaps I remind you of one of the inmates you knew from whatever asylum you escaped from."

Andy:   "It's my first day. Aren't you going to wish me luck?"

Dr. Abbott:   "Oh, it'll take more than luck to launch the U.S.S. Wacko but what the hay? Good luck. Now if you're finished blathering, one of us has patients to attend to."

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